Adjustable furniture systems to accommodate objects of various dimensions
AssigneeFurniture Designs by Aspen (Mauritius) Limited
InventorAndreas K. Nielson
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Abstract
Furniture systems are delineated including a first cabinet, a second cabinet and a base for supporting a provided object between the first cabinet and the second cabinet. One or both of the first cabinet and the second cabinet defines a space for which, in a first configuration of the system, the base resides outside of the space, and in a second configuration of the system, the base resides at least partially within the space. Accordingly, the delineated furniture systems can accommodate supporting on the base objects of various dimensions.
Claims24
A furniture system comprising:
- a first cabinet;
- a second cabinet;
- and
- a base for supporting a provided object between the first cabinet and the second cabinet;
- wherein one or both of the first cabinet and the second cabinet defines a space for which, in a first configuration of the system, the base resides outside of the space, and in a second configuration of the system, the base resides at least partially within the space.
A furniture system comprising:
- a first cabinet;
- a second cabinet;
- and
- means for supporting a provided object between the first cabinet and the second cabinet;
- wherein one or both of the first cabinet and the second cabinet defines a space for which, in a first configuration of the system, the supporting means resides outside of the space, and in a second configuration of the system, the supporting means resides at least partially within the space.
A furniture system comprising:
- a first cabinet including a first internal space;
- a second cabinet including a second internal space;
- and
- a base for supporting a provided object between the first cabinet and the second cabinet;
- wherein the base resides outside of the first and second internal spaces in a first configuration of the system and at least partially within one or both of the first and second internal spaces in a second configuration of the system.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.